• Charting the Responsible Path to a New Energy Future
    IPPNY's Gavin Donohue: "This is a perfect storm of opportunity to accomplish what was once thought unachievable, and we are prepared to meet the challenges head-on and help New York build back better."
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  • Advancing New York State's Clean Energy Goals
    Read IPPNY's 6 principles for meeting New York's renewable energy and emission reduction goals now!
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  • Who We Are
    IPPNY is a trade association representing companies in the competitive power supply industry in New York State.
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  • Understanding the True Impacts of the Champlain Hudson Power Express
    New York City's hydropower plan is a shell game at a time when climate change demands real action. A study from Energyzt shows the true impacts of the City's plan.
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IPPNY MISSION

IPPNY's mission is to assist our member companies in becoming the premier providers of electricity in New York State.

FEATURED ARTICLES

Memorandum in Strong Opposition - S.4378 (Brisport)
IPPNY strongly opposes S.4378 (Brisport). This bill would have major negative consequences for electric system reliability. As New York pursues economy-wide electrification, our grid will become more dependent on wind and solar resources, which are, by their very nature, intermittent. When the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining, peakers (rapid response, long duration, dispatchable units) will be able to support the grid and maintain reliability.
IPPNY Supports NYS Move to Green Economy
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today outlined his energy and environmental priorities to develop New York State’s green economy as part of his State of the State address. The Governor’s remarks included a strong affirmation of private sector participation and competition to help evolve New York’s energy system and economy.
Memorandum in Opposition - A.10236-B (Galef) / S.8154-B (Harckham)
IPPNY opposes A.10236-B (Galef) / S.8154-B (Harckham). The legislation is pre-empted by the jurisdiction of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and other federal agencies over the decommissioning of nuclear power plants and the use of their nuclear decommissioning trust (NDT).

ENERGY NEWS DAILY

Syracuse Post-Standard – February 19, 2021
 
Newsday – February 20, 2021
 
Utility Dive – February 19, 2021
 
Niagara Frontier Publications – February 22, 2021
 
Houston Chronicle – February 22, 2021
 
Greentech Media – February 22, 2021
 
Platts – February 23, 2021 IPPNY Featured
 
Construction Review Online – February 23, 2021
 
Yale E360 – February 24, 2021
 

EVENTS

IPPNY 35th Spring Conference
Tuesday, May 11 & Wednesday, May 12
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